Hormonal changes in men after the age of 40, a man's testosterone levels typically fall by 1% every year.

 

Low testosterone levels in older men are often overlooked.

 

They can also be caused by an individual's age, pharmaceutical use, or other illnesses, such as a BMI of 30 or higher.

 

Nonetheless, indications and symptoms indicating low testosterone include:

 

•Reduced sexual desire and activity

•Decreased spontaneous erections or erectile dysfunction

•Breast discomfort or swelling

•Infertility

•Height loss, low trauma fracture or low bone mineral density

•Hot flushes or sweats

•lack of energy, motivation, and confidence, a low mood, and difficulty concentrating.

•It is also possible to have excessive tiredness, sleep problems, minor unexplained anemia, decreased muscle size and strength, and increased body fat.

 

Available treatment options are available:

 

Some specialists also recommend that men with age-related low testosterone receive testosterone treatment even if they do not have any symptoms. If you decide to begin testosterone therapy, your provider will discuss the many ways testosterone can be provided, goal levels, and follow-up tests if required.